Also is it “justice” to put someone in jail? Let’s say there’s no way to return what was stolen (money spent, property sold/destroyed etc). It certainly doesn’t stop them from doing more crime

Tbh I kinda just gave up on trying to have to deal with cops. A driver stole my laptop that he was supposed to deliver, I just simply call the store (BestBuy) and told them I never got it, if the corporations want to deal with that thieving scumbag of a driver, its their problem, I just want my money back (or just chargeback if they refuse to refund), I don’t feel like wasting time with cops that will do nothing anyways, especially if the refund happens, then I would technically not be out anything (besides wasting a bunch of time).

It’s BestBuy’s fault for using something as sketchy as DoorDash.

My name is Walter Hartwell Los Pollos Hermanos White, if you are watching this, I’m probably dead, murder by my brother in law, Hank Alberquerque DEA Schrader

privacy.com is available if you’re in he US

But this is essentially shifting trust to them instead. Its like a VPN, but for payments. But given the nature of anti-money-laundering laws, its only safe from like amazon or your bank (provided you trust privacy.com to not sell your data); The government can definitely have no issues supoena all your purchases.

That and amazon lockers means you can kinda keep purchases somewhat secret. Like um… adult stuff 😏

c/privacy has joined the chat

Oh, I was just asking because I have a BestBuy that’s like a 15 minute drive away, but would take forever to talk to and back from, while carrying the weight of the stuff you bought. I think I also have a Microcenter like 45 min to 1 hour away.

I had a recent terrible experience with Besbuy, so that’s why I can’t use their shipping anymore. (They use Doordash now, and the driver stole my laptop)

If someone saw me walking out of an electronics store alone, I’d 99% get mugged if I don’t get into a vehicle quickly.

USA. Sorry for my American Defaultism 😅